Cape Fear Community College - Bridge (Wilmington, NC)

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AUTO MECHANICS I David Johnson David Johnson William Ludwig Fred Butler Allen Calhoun Michael Bowen George Cliette Glenn Bowling William Dinkins Owen Melvin

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PURPOSE Cape Fear Technical Institute is comprehensive in its purpose and in its plan to meet the needs of the adult population within the community it serves. The Institute provides flexible pro- grams designed to meet these adult educational needs through: (1) A continuing concern for the total welfare of each student including his physical and mental health, development of capacitites and talents, establishments of relationships with other per- sons, and motivation for progress in intellectual understanding. (2) Various vocational, technical and trade programs which will prepare a student for employ- ment in a specialized field. (3) Courses and programs for the adult student who wishes to further his education at the elementary and secondary level, or for an adult who wishes to improve his economic, social, or cultural needs. (4) Programs to serve new and existing industries by training new employees and upgrading others. (5) Programs to serve the community by training employees for public services. (6) Continuous curriculum study and revision of existing programs to meet the needs of the community. Finally, the Institute strives to live up to the “open door” admissions policy established by the North Carolina Deparmment of Community Colleges. The Institute is concerned with the student’s willingness to do, and with providing entry programs at all capability levels. The Institute encourages the student to develop abilities and attitudes which will make him feel that he is a participating, worthwhile, as well as dignified member of his community. 5

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Michael Powell Jerry Reeves Murray D. Mincey, Jr. Kenneth Nelson Johnny Ritter Henry Simpson Timothy Stewart 7